British guitarist analyses Marmalade's 'Reflections of my Life' live in 1970!

Tonight we're going back to 1970 to take a look at Marmalade! \m/
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[@chipdamutt108]

The older I get, the more tears I get in my eyes when I hear this song.

[@ridwandwiatmadja3309]

Ya, Very Classic, almost like The Bee Gees " I started a joke ", I have 80 ' original ' I started a joke ' from 1969 till 2009 performance.

[@johnoneal1234]

Try Edgar Winter's White Trash " Dying to Live". It'll cheer you right up!

[@samuelmorado70]

Me too and I’m 56

[@cathyopthof8136]

Me too!!😢

[@roberta.6399]

Me 2

[@cathyopthof8136]

Did anyone ever really realize how fabulous Dean Ford was? He worked with so many people his whole life! Such a talented darling guy! RIP❤

[@petermorris9818]

Very unfortunately not. This was my era too.

[@stephenmann9534]

I am 73 and from the very first time I heard this song, I knew it spoke to me and about my life and and still does. LOVE.

[@norwichnorfolk1584]

I’m 71 and agree with you

[@bill9989]

But stay positive. To me, this was the saddest song ever. Fabulous song but it can effect a person, especially an old guy like me. Keep friends and stay positive. General advice; not saying you need it.

[@pammorris8097]

I was a freshman in high school in 1970. I fell in love with “Reflection of my life” the first time I heard it. Right on Marmalade! ❤❤❤

[@Jim-ix1xf]

This song just straight off hits your soul and stays there, nothing quite like it, love this jam from Marmalade.

[@robincortez6586]

Marmalade jam sounds SWEET. 👌 I have loved this song since I first discovered it a few years ago. It's a GEM.

[@Jim-ix1xf]

@@robincortez6586 lol it is sweet, and sounds fresh every time like you just opened the jar.

[@MrPanetela]

uh-oh, got the ear-worm; won't be able to rest until i learn every pitch, tone, melody, harmony, chord progression and all the little inflections that make this such a great song...just listen to my spur of the moment rendition... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJq0pYl8fpKlp7c it's only 20 seconds of pure hell

[@teresatorres8540]

One of the best songs I am soon to become 63 years and even now this song seems to have more depth to me in my life and meaning.

[@lthompson6750]

yeah, very different listening to it in our older years than back in the day when we were more carefree.

[@amraceway]

He did a great version just before he died. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-ck3SsjLhniLc

[@amraceway]

@@lthompson6750 Listen to this version just before he died. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-ck3SsjLhniLc

[@brysonmacdougal7898]

Ditto!

[@lthompson6750]

@@amraceway o man, thank you for that. That was great!

[@stuckinthe1970]

Thank you Fil for including this great song. Dean Ford rerecorded this song prior to his passing. It was interesting to hear him sing it as an older man comparing it to when he was much younger. It appeared that the lyrics had a different effect to Dean. It was kind of sad for me to see him sing it as an older man as I sat there listening to it as an older man myself. I was happy to see him singing it once again though. It just goes to show how fast time goes in a lifetime and how short our youth is. Rest in peace Dean Ford and thank you to Marmalade for the music.

[@DavidP793]

Released in 1969 when I was 5yo. Years later we used to listen to this song at our public pool....just soaking up the rays and staring at the girls. Such an interesting time.

[@ronusband]

This is one of the most meaningful songs of my lifetime. Beautiful as well as sad.

[@rainstein3680]

A great, ethereal tune from Dean Ford and Marmalade!!! So bittersweet and beautiful........RIP DEAN FORD

[@indiecomicsjones]

The beautiful bass line is super nice, but understated and underrated.

[@deborahrobertson8606]

I took Marmalade for granted at the time. This performance always makes me cry. So beautiful, so felt and sensitively performed. I love his voice.

[@moochcat8439]

Heard this song on the radio today. Haven't heard it in many years. Still moves me to tears today.

[@caretaker158]

This was one of the last songs my dad and I listened to before he died on New Year's Eve 2018. It, along with Incense and Peppermints by Strawberry Alarm Clock were his favorite songs. It's a bittersweet memory but one I'll cherish always.

[@aprilanthony5098]

wow same year and night as Dean Ford

[@caretaker158]

@@aprilanthony5098 yep. Dean was 2 years older than my dad. Dad had just turned 71 on December 20, 2018

[@BobBlarneystone]

This song really hit the mood of the USA in 1970 - there was a sense of the passing of an era, with a bit of weariness and without a clear vision of the future.

[@randyinghram5550]

Love Marmalade.....R.I.P. Dean Ford.

[@TonyfromBham]

Fil’s heart is as big as his soul.

[@bellesmom238]

I was just coming home from Nam when i heard this , still haunts me , But its a great song , Thanks Fil

[@twentyone6867]

I hear you man. My draft card was in hand left soon after. We made it home. Thank you for your service HOOAH

[@BOOMNERD51]

37 years ago my Vietnam vet husband and I got married. Thanks too for your service!

[@MakeItSo1111]

Thank you Thank you Thank you

[@bellesmom238]

@@twentyone6867 Glad you made it home brother GOD BLESS

[@bigbow62]

Thank you all for your service ! Glad you guys made it home safe ✌😎

[@Broonzied]

Thanks for choosing this wonderful song Fil. This is a strong cadidate for finest pop song to ever emerge from Scotland. Dean was a lovely guy with a great voice.

[@minijimi]

I consider this song to be an anthem. Such a well put together song by such talented people.

[@gary-kr7dm]

I remember this song when I first started work at 15 years old in 1969. I still love it today and I’m now 69 years old 👍

[@marksummers1700]

i was 10 years old when this song came out, and i still consider it one of the sweetest, most melancholy songs of all time... will always be one of my favorites...

[@larrydemonte2218]

The reflections in his eyes he’s speaking about his own life, he sees it all from the past and it fills his eyes with the memories, well it’s the end to all the good and bad, the line when he says the world is a bad place a bad place to live but I don’t wanna die, he is summing up his whole life and no matter how bad it is he’ll wanna let it go

[@pawnshops]

His (Dean Ford) last version with a viola backing is superb

[@ericheine2414]

We believed in World Peace. Vietnam was still on in the background. Assassination of the Kennedys, Martin Luther King- Kent State. Everybody was reflecting on their life. And everybody knew and wanted to change. Every now and then this song plays in my head. The death of Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix 1970. Reflections Of My Life- this song really struck a chord. Thanks for doing the review Fil. This is a good piece of art and it evokes an emotional response. We believe in World Peace- we still do. "The world is bad place, a bad place, A terrible place to live." We really wanted to change that. This was soul- white soul.

[@robincortez6586]

Jimi Hendrix said, "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." ✌ I don't think we're getting any closer to world peace, but music does unite people. I always think that people really need to take more time to listen to positive music, spend time with nature and practice small acts of kindness. 💜

[@cathyopthof8136]

One of my favorite songs, ever, ever, ever...Dean Ford was a genius! He went on to write and produce with so many, includingAlan Parsons!❤❤❤❤❤

[@sherylelkins201]

One of my favorite songs of my teenage years. I'm in my 60s now and my opinion hasn't changed. It's still a great song.

[@jamesdunn9714]

I truly like this song. It is unique. Dean Ford the lead singer passed away in December of 2018 at 72 years of age. He was Scottish and his real name was Thomas McAleese. Thanks Fil! An enjoyable review as usual!

[@starshiptrooper7670]

I've always loved this song. "the world is a bad place, a terrible place to live. But I don't want to die." That's always touched me, all the way back to when the song came out. Thx Fil. Be safe...

[@digitalbrand5510]

This song was a staple on jukeboxes/radios during the Vietnam war, checkout the lyrics. The average age of soldiers then was 19 years old. The isoprinciple (music therapy term) meets the mindset that these drafted boys had watching each other get injured and die is staggering. The guitar solo “woman tone” is mournfully on point, too, brilliant. So many elements come together to make this piece perfect for those times. Amazingly great taste to choose this performance for your analysis, love it!

[@BOOMNERD51]

Today's my 37th wedding anniversary. My husband is also a Vietnam vet!

[@anridapu]

Marcia Hess Happy anniversary to you both and here’s to many more🥂

[@toms641]

The Kent State shootings was spring of 1970. The country was a mess. Whenever I hear this song, it's like a time warp for me. I just travel back. Feel it once more. So sad.

[@carlbittner9691]

I was about three quarters of the way through my tour in Vietnam when I first heard this song. It was one of those that you feel deep within. I'm 75 now, and the changes never stopped. Hearing this after so many years sure brings back memories. Tomorrow's another day, more changes are coming. Go easy yourself, life is short. Peace and love,

[@jjmanning73]

One of my all time favorite songs!

[@scotthays2997]

Iconic song. One of those elusive heartfelt-gospil-wailing songs. Timely too as I understand, it was huge with Vietnam Vets flying back from duty and they would sing this on the plane ride home to the States.

[@richardfile4001]

Thanks for this. Another great song by Marmalade was "Rainbow" available on youtube.

[@aucourant9998]

I love the lead-singer's pronunciation, it is so clear; he even pronounces the t's on the end of words like 'sun-light' and 'moon-light. Not many rock singers do that. This song has a lovely, laid-back to feel to it.'

[@Jade447]

Bem observado!

[@selina9091]

Ronnie Lane did that.

[@frobber150]

They are Scottish and so probably speak with a Scottish brogue, a glottal stop is the reason the T pops at the ends of the words, sunlight and moonlight.

[@freddyjefferson4526]

Great harmony.......love that they’re not really flashy, just a good band

[@carlhughes6459]

Few songs can touch you like this, so many bands from this country then had such great harmony, so simple but so lasting

[@davidswaine3723]

Simply the best lyrics ever written and sung with such feel, the band so very very tight, never be beaten ever, this and The air that I breath by the Hollies have stayed with me now all through my 68 years on this planet 👍

[@panarchpete5637]

A classic that takes me back to 1970 when I just finished high school and moved to the big city, Toronto... What a great time for music. Thanks Phil...

[@dalem8332]

Great song! Remember buying the single as a 14 year old. Learned how to play it on my guitar at 14 l liked it so much. Sang it to my cat. Live audiences 5 years later were much more appreciative to my singing and playing lol. This was a #1 record here in Canada. 🇨🇦 Such a well put together song vocally and musically. Trip down memory lane for me. Great live performance. Excellent demo and analysis Fil! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@HamiltonRb]

My suggestion to cover would not be one band, but rather one singer, Tony Burrows, who was the lead singer of 6 different bands that each had a one hit wonder. He was the singer of Edison Lighthouse ( Love grows where my Rosemary goes), White Plains ( My baby loves lovin), The Pipkins ( gimme dat ding), The First Class ( Beach Baby), Brotherhood of Man ( United we Stand) and The Flowerpot Men with Lets go to San Francisco where two band mates went on to join Deep Purple. Tony sang background as well with everyone from Rod Stewart, Cliff Richard, Tom Jones to Elton John, where he sang backup on Tiny Dancer and Levon. Incredible talent, that many wouldn’t know.

[@williamdejeffrio9701]

Great bit of info - thanks!

[@HamiltonRb]

jennifur sun I think you might be right. There was a tv show on the BBC called Top of the Pops, which was similar to American Bandstand, and Tony Burrows appeared 3 times in one show with 3 different bands

[@susanpark7339]

What a beautiful song. I remember it but hadn’t heard it since it was out many years ago. Great memory. RIP Dean Ford.

[@debratucker5076]

Great Scottish, I think, group. I listen to that song just the other day. Lot of good songs came out of the 60’s/70’s and during the Vietnam War. Thanks Fil! great analysis.

[@paulwilson2651]

Yes they were Scottish from Glasgow.

[@NickRatnieks]

One of my friends was with Mungo Jerry for a while and they toured with Marmalade. He said they were a laugh a minute. One of things he said the band members did was to sit at the front during MJ's performance and then stand up with placards showing a number- they scored the performance out of ten!

[@davidputterman2719]

The last person to comment, Teresa nailed it on the head. I am 63 and a musician and I now listen to lyrics of all songs differently with respect to where I am in life. The lead singer Dean Ford passed away to complications of Parkinson's disease in 2018. I also was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2018 which has diminished my ability to play drums like I have all of my life. Great job on the reaction and guitar demo. I always enjoy your reactions Fil. Thank you!

[@tuyetle4846]

This song is always one of those favorites that I grown up with in the Danang Airbase , maybe mostly favorite one song. Thanks for your story sharing and I’m sorry for your illness that prevented you from playing drums. It’s also so sad to hear Dean passed away from Parkinson’s! All the best to you!

[@davidputterman2719]

@@tuyetle4846 Thank you for those kind words. Since I commented on that song, I have done a lot of medical research and found that playing drums actually relights the neurons in the brain (albeit temporary) that Parkinson's kills off making movement difficult. From the time I totally lost my ability to play drums in 2020, with extensive practice and help from a few music professionals, I have regained over 90% of what I had lost and now play in a rock band, BackTrax which I formed. It's amazing what music can do for the human mind and body. I'm fighting this ghastly disease for as long as possible. I have (5) videos of my band on KZbin (Search either David Putterman or BackTrax) if you would like to check them out and leave a comment it would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!

[@tuyetle4846]

@@davidputterman2719 : Thank you for sharing your illness details and hat off for your efforts to fight the disease. Music is a miracle healing your illness. I admire you a lot for that. I also like Dean Ford a lot, amazing harmony that makes every sense! I feel like getting “ High “ listening to many great songs from the period of my life before 1975. You know what I mean! I’ll check your vid and absolutely will leave the comments on them. You take good care of yourself and all the best to you! Keep me posted!

[@tuyetle4846]

Hi David, how about “Little Green Bag” ? Your voice is good with “ Ride Captain Ride” will also good with this song! Way to go David!

[@davidputterman2719]

@@tuyetle4846 Thank you for that recommendation but I am not the lead singer in my band. I'm just the drummer. I will pass that suggestion along to Fred, our lead singer.

[@esque1954]

I can’t believe they were only a one hit wonder at least here in the states, one of my all time favorite songs

[@jamesdunn9714]

Mine too! What a great song to end the 60's.

[@mr.w.146]

Listen to their 'I'll be home in a day or so,' and 'Wishing Well' by Dean Ford the lead singer. Two great songs in my opinion.

[@bcjnk]

here in the U.K they had more than one hit and were really big at one time

[@jackthebassman1]

Right from their days as "Dean Ford and the Gaylords" we always went to see them in our local working men's club, you had to be quick or you couldn't get in as they were so popular. One of my favourite bands ever, they were a fabulous live act.

[@tjvanpopta]

Listen to " I see the rain " their first hit record in Europe. 1967.

[@debishaw9355]

One of my favorite songs. I know every word to this song. I watch it periodically cause it’s just so amazing. Thank you , Fil... oh yeah, I just saw the older Dean singing the same song with his younger self. I just cried it was so moving to me.

[@robincortez6586]

Thank you for mentioning the video of the older Dean. I have been playing it over and over!! His voice only improved with age. It is a song that touches the heart. 💗

[@debishaw9355]

Robin Cortez , me, too...........

[@razmo21]

In that video where Dean is older, he looks like my father-in-law who had a stroke and wanted to go back to his birthplace of Puerto Rico to die. Take me back to my old home. Gets to me.

[@ruger3089]

This was on the radio when I was waiting for my plane to Nam November 1969. I get a weird feeling every time I hear it.

[@doonbiz]

Great tune and soulful, old-soul lyrics. Great memories. Live sound same as studio. Nice fretting tutorial, Fil.👍

[@alanarakelian5021]

Marmalade's follow-up -- "Rainbow" -- may be even better, an under-the-radar gem that did not fare well in the U.S.

[@TheSabeMan]

Everytime I hear this classic, I'm right back to my summer of 1970. Few songs have that same effect.

[@rwknight110]

Fil, I just wanted to say thank you for analyzing this song. I loved it in 1969/1970 when I was 13, and I still love it today. I also really enjoy your spot-on analysis of the performance. Thank you!

[@ueno1]

Goosebumps ..so like Beatles or Hollies

[@jamesdunn9714]

More like the Hollies.

[@lockdownguitars152]

Or Badfinger

[@henrihenry4149]

I love that Drumming.. Excellent song /singer... Great Scottish band

[@orlandomunoz2008]

Fil, you're an incredibly talented musician, and I've always loved your analysis of these great songs. I was just a kid when Reflections was playing on the radio. Loved it then, and love it now! And Marmalade's live performance on this one is superb!

[@jak9483]

I'm sixty four. Growing up in England during the Sixties and seventies was one of God's greatest gifts to me because of the music.

[@robertschaaf7192]

My favorite bass line ever! Song is heartrending, I'm too old and too sentimental but the tears feel good somehow.

[@geraldweissburg8618]

I am there with you at 78 y.o.....

[@angelaackerman8934]

I’m really amazed that you would even know anything about this group. They did this back when I was still in school. You sure do your research. Good job!.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@DeepsongProductions]

Killer song.. Cheers Fil.

[@danielsearom4422]

Reflections Of My Life 50th Anniversary - Story : Junior Campbell quote .... This song was written and recorded sometime during the last two weeks of October 1969 ...

[@susieturk1]

One of top ten favorite songs. Thank you Fil!!!

[@Bill_Woo]

This and "Easy To Be Hard" get me the most gooey in reminiscence. Such as being on my first slow dances. Long lost youth, loves long lost - all that. It's all in there.

[@ginnyb7655]

You know, sometimes I watch Fil and wonder how can he possibly be this talented? And the other day, he sang a bit in an analysis (or was it Tuesday?) and his range and ability to sound different ways blew me away. Fil, when England opens up, can we all come see you? Things are just too weird here. :).

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@Miatacrosser]

@@wingsofpegasus run fil!

[@bredadalton3290]

There so missed without Dean missing no one can imitate him as he’s sound is like no ione can ever replace him missing you forever babe xxxx

[@mariorabottini5687]

One of my uncles favourite bands who was my music mentor! I always thought they had an amazing togetherness....just sounded so great! I really liked their style of music! Brilliant Fil! Cheers Mario! 😀👌🤘

[@shellylyndsley394]

Phenomenal song!! Didn’t know virtually ANYTHING about this group, familiar with the song, having heard it a lot on the radio back in the day but never knew who sang it or any of the background. Thanks Fil for doing what you do so well!

[@4sixLostSouls]

Jr. Cambell and Dean Ford had some inspired lyric and music collaborations. I remember this from 1970 as huge in radio play. I detect a similar close harmony in The Bee Gee's tunes. The studio version has that reverse masking psychedelic section in the solo that draws you in, though you don't realize what is happening in the passage. It is so clear and reserved for a distorted solo. Jr did not re-string his guitars to play left hand but was known to play it tuned to open E chord. Dean did an acoustic remake before he passed away and was accompanied by cello, violin and banjo that I really enjoyed.

[@mrsdth1943]

I still love this song..

[@garywohlgemuth3916]

Great song

[@MakeItSo1111]

I had this 45 record and played it constantly! Oh what memories!!!

[@guyjiminjapan9824]

Great analysis, demonstration , and history! Even though I'm a Scot and loved this as a teenager, it had slipped out of my memory and remained forgotten by me for decades, until very recently. It's even better than I remember. Now I can't get enough of it!

[@ronbeam6893]

The bass work in this song seems to get overlooked. Graham Knight's sophisticated contrapuntal lines not only augment and compliment Junior Campbell's great solo, but carries those clean riffs throughout the entire song.

[@michaellong5714]

I was in military overseas (not in Nam) when this came out. I understood it almost inmediately. And then like all the singles coming out one on the top of another, I wondered if Id ever hear it again. Its stood the test of time as others younger than me are discovering it.. and being as affected by it as I have been. Thanks Fil for your analysis. Only adds to the lasting significance.

[@jennifer3735]

I 💗 this song

[@roaddog1]

Dean Ford covered Reflections of my life unplugged (on you tube) as an older man- it is a haunting recording of just his vocals and the guitar and casts back and forward to the original early days and his later years - a must to watch 😎✌️

[@reallymysterious4393]

You could do a food theme week - first Marmalade, then the Jam, Cranberries, Bread, Cake, Cream, Meatloaf and Blue Oyster Cult ...

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Sounds like a Vinyl Tap show😎

[@Jim-ix1xf]

@@catherinelynnfraser2001 Vinyl Tap is the best music show, Randy has so many great stories.

[@claremann8896]

Don’t forget a dollop of blancmange.

[@trubblesiriahrenn751]

Thanks One of my faves. His 2014 release is hard to listen to without tears. But good memories... Was one of my wifes favourites.

[@dianesinnett4391]

Remember when this came out, loved it then and love it still

[@suehollar2578]

What a cool song with great harmonies! I'll have to listen to more of their music...

[@tonyanderton3521]

Fil, thanks for this seriously interesting analysis as usual of this beautiful song. Marmalade were a very underrated band and never got the credit they deserved.

[@twentyone6867]

Oh man that was music... sweet music Fil... Your channel brings me back all the time Draft card in hand this song meant so much to us guys

[@andyoke50]

Great song and memory. Thanks Fil

[@valeriekinmon3637]

Love, love, love this song ❤️

[@ellemorgan5764]

Absolutely LOVE this song. It's not so much the lyrics , it's the melody and that crazy bass . Oh man ,whoever is playing that bass & wah-wah *I think that's what its called* I need to find him and tell him how it hits my musical sweet spot every time. Gr8 vocal and harmonies. Easily I'm my top 5 songs!!!

[@Jade447]

Dean has a group....Marmalade Dean Ford

[@ellemorgan5764]

... Ummm . I know🙄

[@MrSadsack56]

such power and rawness telling the songs story.. really cool solo.. love the drumming! again you picked and analysed a classic to perfection

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

The talent and heart are so extraordinary. Where have these bands gone? Something is missing.

[@ledout7733]

Oh boy the Nostalgia im all choked up , life was so different back then , I haven't heard this song in decades I might had been 5 years old when the radio played this song everyday for weeks , Marmalade .

[@jeffrobdine]

Excellent choice and review Fil, thanks for all the memories!

[@frankfacts6207]

Great tune - dean ford's live singing of lead and back vocals both is superb

[@lesterpaul9657]

The Marmelade was an average popband but this song is not an avarage pop ballade. It has such a beautiful melody line and lyrics beyond average popsongs. One of my alltime favorite songs like No regrets by the Walker Brothers.

[@tinadurski4717]

Fabulous song!!!

[@Wulfdane]

Whenever I hear this song, I think of all the people around the world who truly suffer and probably see the world as a terrible place, yet they continue to struggle against all odds to survive. The song saddens me, as it reminds me of how unfair the world is for so many. We don’t take good care of each other.

[@mikesmith1788]

Great harmonies!!!! Sounds somewhat like the Bee-Gees in curtain parts.

[@bradsmack1]

Sounding a little like the Hollies, too, as well as the Bee Gees.

[@Miatacrosser]

I always thought this song was the beegees😅

[@marcjohnson4385]

Remember this from 1969 heard it on armed forces radio the song makes the memories flood back

[@szaki]

I heard this song on the radio when I was a teen and really liked it. I always thought, it was played by the Bee Gees somehow? 5-6 years ago, stumbled upon it on YT, found out it's not the Bee Gees, but a different band, the Marmalade. What a big surprise? Great, ageless song, I still love it! 👍

[@jackthebassman1]

Used to watch them before the name change (Dean Ford & The Gaylords) they were the best live band that ever came to our Kettering Working Men’s Club. Particularly fascinating was Junior Campbell’s “upside down” guitar playing.

[@ChuckHackney]

I really miss the studio version as strings add even more to this auditory gem of a song. Like an earlier gentleman posited, at 69, I get a bit choked up when I hear this gorgeous song.

[@bethkehoe1489]

Reflections was always a popular choice on jukeboxes and a favorite slow song at bars ;-) . This was such a cool, melancholy song with a laid-back, mellow vibe. I always thought of this band as being more mature because the lead singer had such a rich voice that was deeper than most popular front men at the time. Great choice, Fil!

[@BOOMNERD51]

Wow! This song takes me back to being 19-20. Thanks for the hands on guitar work. Everything I love about 70s music is here, soulful vocals, melodious bass runs and CLEAN tone is my favorite! I've missed a lot of nights as June 7 I stupidly fell while running in slippers in the garage. Super lucky, facial minor fractures, from thinking I was still 19. Had a concussion and shiner out of it, but have deep gratitude for what could have been way worse. Somebody up there likes me! So thanks, Fil for making me feel 19 again, without running like a maniac! ❤️

[@marthawelch4289]

Hope you continue to feel better!

[@BOOMNERD51]

@@marthawelch4289 Thanks, I am, Martha! ❤️

[@robincortez6586]

Glad you're doing okay! Awhile back I fell in my garage and banged up my knee. It was about a week before we went to Bob Seger's concert. We had a lot of walking to do, and A LOT of steps to climb. I felt sympathy for people who were much older, walking slowly with canes or holding onto someone. The concert was DEFINITELY worth the pain of climbing the stairs. Great music always makes things better!! 👌💕💕💃

[@BOOMNERD51]

@@robincortez6586 Thanks, Robin! Landed right on my glasses and cheek. Super lucky eyes and teeth okay. I've been real careful ever since. Even gave up coffee, which makes me even more hyper.

[@suzannerobbins6293]

Hi Fil! Love going back to the some of the best ever music! Fil you are so special in covering it all! Loved this one! I was 24 when this was playing! Just beautiful music! You cover the best! ✌️

[@lieslwindjulie3230]

Thanks, Fil 🖤🤘🏽